Northern Michigan University - Kawbawgam Yearbook (Marquette, MI)

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The Commercial Club was organized in the early 1900's and is the oldest departmental club on the campus. Throughout the years it has been very active in school affairs. The club is comprised of students majoring in any phase of business. Its purpose is to bring these students into closer fellowship and to furnish opportunities for in- tellectual development. This year, the main project of the Commercial Club was the sponsorship of the annual Senior Guest Day and another project for the benefit of the children at St. Luke's Hospital. In the Spring, representatives were sent to the Michigan Education Association Convention in Saginaw. Commercial Club President-Janice Gibson First Row: Katherine Olson. Lois Iones. Mr. Nelsen. Ianice Gibson, Iune Holmquist. Second Row: Nancy Koski, Karen Jamison Iames Thomas, Donald Giesen, Iames Lee, lean Boyer, Anita Ertel, Rosalie Owens. 28

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Front Row: left to right: Nelie Schafer, Lorne Iohansen, Marlene Seidl, Dr. West. Dr. Schaefer, Ioanne Becker, Tom Kee Second How: Robert Bullerdick, Mary Ann Luke, Al Dufour, Ioyce Bryers, Walter Dabeck, Meta Hunt, Nielsen Locke, Theresa Rose, Gary Olsen, Merrill Detroit, Martin Kopenski, Tom LaLonde. President-Tom Kee Cambium Club This organization was founded in 1938 by students of the biological sciences. The Cambium Club seeks to foster the growth and development of science education in all available Ways. At monthly meetings, through guest speakers educational films and general discussion, members seek to broaden their appreciation of modern science. For several years, through affiliation with the Michigan Iunior Academy of Science, Arts and Letters, the club has spon- sored an Upper Peninsula Science Fair. The Cambium Club also has its social side, a win- ter fish-fry and picnic-field trip in May were highlights of the year's program. 2?

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if The English Club, another of the departmental clubs, welcomes all English Majors and Minors and all those interested in literature as its members. This past year found the English Club quite active, the members presenting a Choral Reading at the traditional Christmas Foyer Party and various inner club activities during the year. At times the members were entertained at the homes of the faculty advisors, The regular meetings were made interesting by book reports and talks presented by members and invited guests. The year's activities were concluded by a spring picnic. English Club First Row: Clara Farwell, Jacqueline Consul, Laverne Simonen, Olive Murphy Dorothy Davis Second Row Mary Orava Elizabeth COTY, Alyce Gallmore. Ioyce Bryers, Olga Mykkanen, Dorothy Granskog v Vi 'e-we-....